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Kay's Chronicles

Copyright© 2026 by BoredAndHorny34

Chapter 1

Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 1 - Danny and Kay explore a dangerous new dynamic in this collection of hotwifing stories. From a competitive volleyball court to the anonymity of Comic-Con, Kay tests her power over men while Danny watches from the sidelines, battling a mix of jealousy and intense arousal. As boundaries blur and rules are broken, the couple navigates the thrill of exhibitionism and voyeurism, questioning if their relationship can withstand the heat of their evolving fantasies with teammates and masked strangers.

Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa   Mult   Consensual   Fiction   Cuckold   Sharing   Wife Watching   Exhibitionism   Masturbation   Voyeurism   Public Sex   AI Generated  

The week after the “incident” at the volleyball game has been the most sex-crazed of our relationship. We weren’t ashamed of what happened with Tyler; we’d become addicted to it. The image of him taking her on the hood of my car had unlocked something in both of us. We’ve been having spontaneous sexual romps constantly—in the kitchen, in the shower, against the front door. All I had to do was whisper, “Remember what he did to you?” and she’d be dripping wet.

Her last volleyball game of the season is the week after I went. I don’t attend that game—I can’t handle the sensory overload again so soon—but I wait with anxious, vibrating anticipation until she gets home. When she walks through the door, flushed and sweaty, the smell of victory and male attention clinging to her, I am on her. We don’t even make it to the bedroom.

We proceed to fuck for three hours straight. It’s raw, desperate, and filled with the kind of dirty talk that would make a sailor blush. As I pound into her from behind, pinning her against the living room wall, she narrates every touch she had received that night.

“Oh god, Danny! Yes! Fuck me!” she screams, her head thrown back. “They were all over me tonight! We won the championship, and they couldn’t keep their hands off me!”

“Did he touch you?” I growl, gripping her hips, my fingers digging into the bruises that were still fading from the week before. “Did Tyler touch you?”

“Yes! Everywhere!” she moans, pushing back against me. “During the huddle ... he grabbed my ass right in front of the ref! He squeezed it so hard ... he thinks he owns it, Danny! He thinks this ass belongs to him!”

“Does it?” I slap her ass, the sound echoing like a gunshot.

“In the moment ... yes!” she wails, her orgasm hitting her hard. “When he grabs me ... I can’t think! I just want him to take me again! But I came home to you...”

“Did he want to fuck you again?” I ask, driving deeper, testing the limits. “Did he ask?”

“Yes! He whispered it in my ear ... he wanted to take me right there in the locker room! I wanted it so bad, Danny! I was dripping for him!” she cries out, her voice thick with lust and honesty. “But I told him no! I couldn’t ... not without you there. I need you to see it. I need you to say it’s okay. I don’t want to cheat ... I want to play with you!”

It was the confession I needed. She wasn’t looking to leave me; she was looking to perform for me.

“Good girl,” I whisper, grabbing her hair and pulling her head back so she is looking at me. “You save that pussy for when I say so.”

“Yes! Only with your permission!” she wails, her orgasm hitting her hard, “oh god, Danny, fill me up! Make me forget how big he was!”

It’s a frantic, sweat-soaked exorcism of lust. We collapse in a heap, sated but still buzzing with the electricity of whatever this new thing is that we are dancing with. I don’t know what to call it, but I know the last few weeks have been insanely hot.

The next morning, Kay is awake before me. I glance up, sleepily, from the tangled sheets to see her standing in front of the full-length mirror. I admire her beautiful, friendly face, her cascading red hair, her hourglass figure, her tight sides and trim waist, and of course, her round, juicy, bouncy, jiggling ass. It’s almost mesmerizing watching it move back and forth in her thong panties as she brushes her hair.

I continue to watch her through half-open eyes as she walks into the closet, her ass literally bouncing with each step, the muscles rolling under her skin. She comes out a moment later in her normal work outfit: a professional-looking grey pencil skirt, a crisp white blouse, and a fitted jacket.

The skirt, despite its intention of being modest, is betrayed by the fact that it struggles to do anything but cling to her fantastic rear. The fabric is stretched tight across the apex of her glutes, creating a shelf that defies gravity. Every time she shifts her weight, the skirt rides up slightly, cupping her cheeks in a way that is definitely not HR-approved.

She looks over as she walks back in to grab her purse and sees I am awake.

“Hey there, killer,” she says, smiling and purring as she walks to bed. She leans down, giving me a deep, lingering kiss. “Mmmm ... last night was fantastic,” she whispers in my ear, her teeth grazing the lobe playfully.

“You were pretty good yourself,” I say, my hand snaking out from under the covers to give her butt a gentle squeeze through the skirt. The fabric is smooth, but the flesh underneath is firm and yielding.

She yelps and smiles playfully, slapping my hand away.

“Don’t get me started!” she fake scolds, straightening her jacket. “I need to go to work. And don’t forget that we have Comic-Con this weekend, so make sure you have clean clothes and we’re ready to travel. I’m picking my costume up today during lunch.”

She walks to the door, pauses, and looks back over her shoulder. She gives her hips a little wiggle, making the skirt ripple.

“I think you’re going to like this one, Danny,” she winks, “It fits the ‘theme’ we’ve been enjoying.”

She blows me a kiss and walks out. I smile, staring at the empty doorway. In that moment, I recognize just how lucky—and how doomed—I am.

I get to work like normal, but my mind is barely on the spreadsheets. I am working hard to get through everything so I can enjoy this weekend. Kay and I are both into sci-fi and the superhero stuff; we always go to a Comic-Con at least every other year. But this year feels different. The stakes are higher.

We decide we need a Trial Run. We need to see if we could handle this dynamic in the wild, with strangers, without the emotional mess of teammates or bosses.

I sit at my desk, staring at spreadsheets but seeing Kay’s ass in my mind, when a notification pops up on my screen. It’s an email from Kay’s personal account.

Subject: Comic-Con Costume Ideas?;)

I open it. She has sent five options. Four are cute, safe cosplays. The fifth is a link to the movie-version Wonder Woman costume. Even on the website’s model, it looks aggressive. The red armored bustier is low-cut and tight, and the skirt isn’t really a skirt at all—it is a belt of thick leather straps that hangs down over the model’s thighs, looking like they would part with every step.

The Wonder Woman, I type back immediately, already imagining Kay’s curves filling that out. Definitely.

“Good choice,” a voice said behind me.

I spin around. Greg, my boss—and the guy who has made my life hell since high school—is standing there, sipping his coffee. He is leaning over the cubicle wall, looking right at my monitor.

Greg isn’t just my boss; he is the ghost of every insecurity I have. Six-foot-one, broad shoulders, the thick neck of the college linebacker he used to be. Even now, years later, he keeps himself in peak physical condition, his dress shirts straining against his chest and biceps. He has that classic, aggressive handsomeness—square jaw, perfect teeth, and the effortless swagger of a man who has never lost a physical confrontation in his life.

We were friends in college before Kay. We met her the same week. We both chased her. On paper, it was no contest: the star athlete versus the skinny, shy chemistry tutor. And for a brief, agonizing month in sophomore year, they went out a few times. He charmed her, maybe even got to third base—I never asked for the details, and Kay never offered. It wasn’t “dating”—they were never official—but it was enough. He learned things about her then. He learned what made her tick, what made her shiver. But against all odds, she realized he was hollow and chose me. Greg never forgave me for that. He stayed “friends” with us, but the resentment was always there, fueled by the intimate knowledge that he had tasted what I now owned.

Then came the job. We ended up at the same firm. Two years ago, we were up for the same promotion. Greg got it. I didn’t. Since then, he’s been my boss in everything but the title, and he never lets me forget it. He is my bully, my rival, and the living embodiment of the “Alpha” I could never be.

“She’d look fantastic in that,” he says, smirking over the rim of his mug. “Any special occasion?”

“Uh, we’re just going to Comic-Con this weekend in San Diego,” I say, feeling my face heat up, embarrassed that once again he is getting a view into our sex life.

“So I see everything is good between you two despite the other week?” he asks, his smile widening just a fraction as he takes a slow sip of coffee.

My stomach tightens. He knows about the volleyball game. “Oh yeah, that was just her being drunk. She was just trying to not make a scene in public...”

“Ha!” Greg laughs, a sharp, barking sound. “She didn’t do a very good job of that. Are you sure she isn’t banging that big dude? They looked pretty friendly the other night. I mean, I saw how he had his hands all over her ass at the bar. If a guy touched my girl like that, I’d be through the roof!”

“No!” I say, too quickly. “I trust her completely. She isn’t doing anything I don’t...” I stop myself just before the words know about slip out. I clear my throat, correcting course. “We don’t keep anything from each other.”

“Is that a fact?” He looks at me, his eyes dancing with amusement, stripping me down. “Well, good for you, Chief. Anyway, I need you to run this downstairs.”

He pulls a thick envelope from under his arm and holds it out to me.

“Can’t you take it down yourself?” I ask, indignant.

“I could,” he shrugs, his voice dropping to that condescending tone he reserved just for me. “But that’s why I have people underneath me. And as of my recent promotion, that includes you. So chop chop.” He shoves the envelope into my chest.

I grunt and take it, turning on my heel and walk away. I can feel him still standing at my desk, smiling at my back. I don’t look back as I walk away, clutching the envelope and the burning resentment in my chest.

When I get home, Kay greets me with a huge smile, a kiss, and promptly drops to her knees, giving me the best blowjob I’ve had in months. It’s enthusiastic, sloppy, and full of promises for the weekend.

Afterward, as we lay tangled on the couch, she tells me she put the Wonder Woman outfit as an option in case I am thinking, like her, that the weekend might give us an opportunity to explore this new fantasy we have with the anonymity of costumes to assist. But she refuses to try the outfit on for me, saying it’ll be a surprise when we get there.

The rest of the week flies by, and finally, Friday has arrived. We drive to downtown San Diego and get a hotel room. We head to bed early that night since it’s going to be a long day tomorrow.

San Diego. Saturday Morning.

The air conditioning in the hotel room hums, a low drone against the silence. I sit on the edge of the King-sized bed, wearing my standard con gear—Star Wars tee and jeans—but my heart is hammering like I am about to step into the ring.

The bathroom door creaks open.

“Okay,” Kay’s voice trembles slightly. “Don’t be mad. It’s ... It’s a lot.”

She steps out. My breath hitches.

The costume is a declaration of war. The red bustier pushes her breasts up into a spilling shelf of pale, heavy flesh. But the skirt ... the skirt is the main event. The heavy leather straps hang perfectly still for a moment, but as she takes a tentative step toward me, they swing apart.

Underneath, she is wearing a tiny, metallic gold thong. It is nothing more than a shimmery suggestion, the string disappearing deep between her heavy, round cheeks, leaving the vast majority of her ass completely bare to the hotel lights.

“Jesus, Kay,” I breathe.

She spins around. “Too much?”

She gives her hips a wiggle. Clack. Swish. The straps part like a curtain, revealing the hypnotic jiggle of her exposed glutes.

“No,” I croak, my mouth dry. “It’s ... perfect.”

She walks over, planting her hands on my shoulders, her eyes serious. “Okay, the rules,” she whispers, needing the structure to feel safe. “We go to the floor. I flirt. I let them look. Maybe ... maybe I let them touch a little if you give the nod. But that’s it. No numbers. And absolutely no sex. Just the thrill, Danny. Just a trial run.”

“Just a trial run,” I repeat, reaching up to squeeze her waist, feeling the warmth of her skin. “If you get uncomfortable, you tug your left ear. We leave immediately.”

“Okay,” she breathes, leaning down to kiss me. “Let’s go play.”

The Convention Floor: The Long Grind

We enter the main area at 10:00 AM, and the reality of the Con hits us like a physical wall. It is a living, breathing ocean of humanity. Fifty thousand people packed into a space designed for half that. The noise is deafening.

Kay starts strong. She walks with that deliberate, rolling gait. Left, right, left. Every step, the heavy leather straps part slightly. Every step flashes an expanse of pale, jiggling ass cheek to the crowd. I walk five paces behind her, playing the role of the “Cousin.”

But as the hours ground on, the “fantasy” begins to clash with the mundane, exhausting reality of the Con.

We spend forty-five minutes in a stagnant line for Artist Alley. Kay’s feet are killing her in the boots.

“I feel like a museum exhibit,” she hisses to me as we shuffle forward. “Look, don’t touch.”

She tries to bait an artist by bending over to look at a print, practically putting her ass on his table. The straps part, revealing the gold thong and the deep cleft of her ass. The poor guy turns beet red and won’t even look at her.

“He wouldn’t even make eye contact,” she complains as we walk away. “Am I intimidating? Or just ... too much?”

By 2:00 PM, the frustration is palpable. We hit the main floor again for Photo Ops. This is the breaking point.

A group of Spartan cosplayers—massive guys with ab-plates and red capes—wave us over.

“Picture, Wonder Woman?” the lead Spartan asks.

“Definitely,” Kay beams, her energy spiking.

She steps into the middle of the group. “Squeeze in!” I call out, holding her phone.

Kay poses. She turns her back to the lead Spartan, pressing her ass back towards his groin. She is inviting it.

I watch through the camera lens. I see the Spartan raise his hand. He goes to place it on her waist. But he doesn’t. He hovers. His hand floats a solid two inches off her bare hip. The dreaded “Hover Hand.”

Kay feels the lack of contact. Her eyes flash with annoyance. She reaches back, grabs his large wrist, and forcibly plants his hand on her bare hip.

“It’s okay, big guy,” she purrs, looking back at him. “You won’t break me.”

The Spartan blinks, terrified and respectful. He keeps his hand there, stiff as a board. He doesn’t squeeze. He doesn’t explore.

“Thanks!” they say after the photo, marching off.

Kay returns to me, deflated. “Maybe I’m not as irresistible as we thought,” she pouts. “They barely touched me. I want them to touch me, Danny. I want someone to just ... grab it. I’m so revved up. I need friction.”

“Be patient,” I whisper, leaning close to her ear. “The right guy will come along.”

And then, he does.

We are near the Marvel booth when we see them. A group of four guys. They aren’t the nervous nerds. They are a group of jocks, playing dress up.

One is dressed as The Hulk—massive, painted green. One is The Flash. And the fourth guy. He isn’t a superhero. He is barefoot, wearing a dark, form-fitting shirt meant to look like leather that appears blackened with greenish undertones, a leather vest and ... a pair of white boxer shorts with a red heart-pattern. And in the center, looking like the leader of the pack, is Superman.

“Is that ... Dungeon Crawler Carl?” I mutter to myself.

“Who?” Kay asks.

“The guy in the boxers. It’s a book character. He’s ... actually, he fits right in.”

Superman spots Kay immediately. He doesn’t look away. He smiles—a slow, predatory grin.He is tall, dark hair perfectly gelled, wearing a tight blue skinsuit that leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. His chest is broad, his arms thick, and the bulge in his spandex is ... significant.

“Wow,” Superman says, stepping into her personal space. “You’re the real deal, aren’t you?”

Kay beams, soaking up the alpha energy. “I try.”

“We gotta get a picture,” one of the guys says.

They line up. Kay is positioned in the center. Superman stands directly behind her.

“Squeeze in!” the cameraman yells.

As they pose, I see Kay make her move. She reaches back and wraps her arm around Superman’s waist.

He doesn’t hover.

His hand lands firmly on her hip. Then, it slides. It moves from her hip to the top of her glutes, right over the leather straps. He digs his fingers in, kneading the flesh.

Kay gasps, her eyes wide. Then, she giggles. A real, flushed giggle. She leans back into him, grinding her ass slightly against his front.

Click. I take the photo.

Superman leans down, his lips brushing her ear. “Great photo, Wonder Woman. Me and the boys are just killing time before The Aftermath opens later. Why don’t you join us for a bit? We’re heading to the Exhibitor Hall.”

Kay turns in his arms, her eyes darting to me. She is asking permission. I nod, just a subtle dip of my chin.

“Sure!” Kay says, her smile dazzling. “Is it okay if my cousin tags along?”

Superman looks at me, assessing the threat, then shrugs. “Sure. Bring the cousin.”

The Convention Floor: The Wolfpack

For the next two hours, we wander the convention floor as a group. I walk a few paces behind, the dutiful, ignored cousin, watching my girlfriend become part of their pack.

It is a game. A dangerous, thrilling game.

Kay walks in the center, flanked by Superman and the Hulk. She fits perfectly with them—a goddess among heroes. She laughs at their jokes, touches their arms, leans into them when they stop to look at a booth. I feel like a ghost, a third wheel, completely invisible to the alphas surrounding her.

And I love it.

I love seeing her enveloped by them. I love seeing how small she looks next to Superman’s massive frame.

As they walk, the contact escalates. It starts subtle. Superman guides her through a crowd, his hand on the small of her back. But as the crowd thickens, his hand slides lower.

He isn’t hovering anymore.

We stop at a booth selling prop swords. Kay bends over to look at a replica katana. The leather straps of her skirt part, revealing the deep curve of her ass and the gold thong.

Superman steps up right behind her. He doesn’t pretend to look at the sword. He looks at her ass. Then, he places his hand flat on her left cheek. He squeezes.

Kay jumps slightly, but she doesn’t pull away. She looks back over her shoulder at me, catching my eye. Her face is flushed, her eyes wide and shiny with excitement. She bites her lip, a silent communication: Do you see this? He’s touching me.

I nod, stroking my chin, hiding the grin spreading across my face.

She turns back to the sword, leaning back slightly, pushing her ass into his hand. Superman grins, his fingers kneading her flesh through the straps.

Twenty minutes later, we are in line for food. The group is laughing, tight-knit. Superman has his arm draped casually over Kay’s shoulders now, pulling her into his side. She is nestled against his chest, her hand resting on his pectoral muscle.

She looks like his girlfriend.

“You thirsty?” Superman asks, his voice low.

“Starving,” Kay admits, looking up at him with those big green eyes.

He hands her his water bottle. She drinks from it, her lips wrapping around the rim where his mouth just was. It is an intimate, casual exchange that makes my stomach flip.

By the time the convention is wrapping up and the lights in the hall dim slightly, Superman has claimed her. They are walking hip-to-hip, his arm around her waist, his hand resting possessively on her hip bone, his thumb dipping under the waistband of her leather skirt to stroke her skin.

They stop near the exit. The “Wolfpack” is gathering to leave.

“Well,” Superman says, turning to face her, not letting go of her waist. “It’s about that time. The Aftermath is opening up.”

He looks at her, his dark eyes intense. “You were fun today, Wonder Woman. You fit right in.”

He leans in close, his voice dropping to a husky whisper that I can just barely hear. “You look thirsty. You should come with us. I’d love to ... continue this conversation.”

Kay shivers, her body reacting to his proximity. She looks at me, then back at him.

“That sounds ... amazing,” she breathes.

The Street: The Hand-Off

By 9:30 PM, the sun has set, and the Gaslamp District has transformed into a neon-soaked carnival. We walk toward the club, the air thick with the smell of bacon-wrapped hot dogs from street carts and the electric hum of thousands of party-goers.

Outside the entrance to The Aftermath, the sidewalk is a gauntlet of vendors selling everything from glow sticks to bootleg anime figures.

And there they are. The Wolfpack.

Leaning against a brick wall near the velvet rope, Superman and his crew are waiting. They are still in costume, and they look like a cover band for the Justice League if they hit the gym seven days a week.

There is Superman, looking relaxed but powerful in his blue skinsuit. Next to him is The Hulk, the green body paint starting to crack slightly around his massive deltoids, giving him a rugged, battle-worn look. On the other side is The Flash, a lean, runner-build guy in sleek red armor who is scrolling on his phone.

And there is the fourth guy: Dungeon Crawler Carl. He is still barefoot, clad in the signature boxers and vest, but standing next to the sculpted, spandex-clad perfection of Superman and the Flash, he somehow steals the scene. On paper, he should look ridiculous. In person, he looks dangerous.

While the superheroes look like gym rats posing for a calendar, Carl has a rugged, functional build—lean muscle that looks built for survival rather than for show. He leans back against the brickwork with a relaxed, confident slouch, projecting a quiet, grounded chill that feels less like a costume and more like a personality.

As we approach, the group straightens up. Superman pushes off the wall, a wide grin spreading across his face as he locks eyes with Kay.

“There she is,” he announces, his voice booming over the street noise. “Wonder Woman returns.”

Kay lets go of my hand and practically skips over to them. “Hey guys!”

She steps into the circle, and the dynamic shifts instantly. Superman doesn’t hesitate. He reaches out and wraps a heavy arm around her waist, pulling her into his side. It is a claiming gesture—casual, dominant, and entirely excluding me.

“We were worried you got lost in the crowd,” Superman says, looking down at her.

“We found our way,” Kay beams, looking up at him. She leans into his touch, her hip pressing against his thigh.

“And this is...” She gestures to me, pausing for a split second. “My cousin. Danny.”

“Hey, Cousin,” Superman nods at me, his smile polite but dismissive. “Good to see you again.”

The group turns toward the club entrance. I watch them, a knot of anxiety and arousal tightening in my stomach. They look like a unit. One girl. Four massive, fit guys. And me.

I look to my left. A vendor booth catches my eye. It is covered in walls of black t-shirts with obscure references. One in the center stands out immediately—a deep charcoal shirt with a minimalist, stylized print of the Nostromo from Alien. It’s actually really cool, the kind of thing I’d normally stop for instantly. My nerd brain fires. But my “Cuckold Brain” fires harder. This is the opportunity. This is the test.

“Hey, Kay,” I call out, stopping in my tracks.

She turns, Superman’s arm still wrapped tight around her. “Yeah?”

“I ... I see something over there,” I point to the vendor. “That Alien shirt. It’s actually really sick. I want to see if they have my size.”

I look at Superman, then at Kay. I give them a wink.

“You guys go ahead. Get a table. I’ll meet you inside.”

Kay’s eyes go wide. She looks at the guys surrounding her—the wall of muscle. Then she looks back at me. She knows exactly what I am doing. I am leaving her alone with the wolves.

A flush rises on her chest. “Are ... are you sure, Danny?”

“Yeah,” I say, forcing a casual shrug. “Go on. I’ll be ten minutes. Don’t have too much fun without me.”

Superman tightens his grip on her waist. “Don’t worry, Cousin,” he smirks. “We’ll keep her safe.”

I watch as they walk in. Kay is in the middle, flanked by Superman and the Hulk. She looks small, fragile, and incredibly sexy surrounded by all that testosterone. She glances back at me one last time before disappearing into the dark, thumping interior of the club.

I turn to the vendor, my hands shaking. I didn’t even care about the action figure. I just needed to buy time. I needed to let the scenario marinate. I needed to let them get her a drink. I needed to let them touch her while I wasn’t there to stop it.

The Club: The False Start

Ten minutes later, I walk into the club. The atmosphere hits me like a physical blow—thick heat, flashing strobe lights, and bass that rattles my ribs. It smells of tequila and fog machines. I push through the crowd, scanning the room. I find them near the edge of the dance floor at a tall, round cocktail table.

I stop in the shadows, my breath catching in my throat. They hadn’t wasted any time.

Kay is standing with her back to the dance floor, sipping a bright pink drink through a straw. But it is Superman who holds my attention. He is standing directly behind her. He isn’t just standing there; he is pressed against her. His large hands are planted firmly on her bare hips, his fingers digging into her flesh above the leather straps. He is swaying to the music, a slow, rhythmic grind. His pelvis—and the distinct bulge in his blue spandex—is pressed firmly into the crack of her ass.

He whispers something in her ear, and Kay giggles, leaning back into him. She isn’t pulling away. She is grinding back, her ass moving in a small, circular motion against his crotch. She looks ... euphoric. Relaxed. Like she belongs to him.

I walk up, my legs feeling heavy. Kay spots me first. Her face lights up—not with guilt, but with a happy, drunken excitement. “Cousin!” she shouts over the music. She doesn’t step away from Superman. She stays right where she was, pinned against his erection.

“Did you get your toy?” she asks, her eyes sparkling.

“I did,” I say, nodding at Superman, who gives me a lazy, satisfied chin-lift. “Looks like you guys got the party started.”

“We sure did,” Superman rumbles, his hands sliding down to give her ass a possessive squeeze right in front of me. “Your cousin is a lot of fun, Danny.”

We stand there for a moment, the tension thick. Kay is revved up. The touch from Superman has broken the dam. She downs the rest of her Cosmo. As the night goes on, everyone gets more comfortable. The group takes turns buying rounds, Superman insisting on covering most. Kay is getting tipsy, her laughter a little louder, her movements looser.

Every time Superman goes to the bar to get drinks, I notice something. A figure in black armor keeps circling our area. Batman. The first time it happens, Superman is ordering shots. Kay is leaning against the high-top table, talking to the Hulk. Batman materializes from the crowd behind her. He doesn’t say a word. He just reaches out and firmly grabs her ass, his gloved hand squeezing a cheek.

Kay jumps, startled. She whirls around, eyes wide. “Hey!” But Batman is already moving, disappearing into the fog. She looks confused, then laughs it off when Superman returns with drinks.

Twenty minutes later, it happens again. Superman is showing something on his phone to the Flash. Batman walks by, trailing his hand along the small of her back before dipping down to pinch her bottom. This time, Kay doesn’t jump. She shivers. She looks around, scanning the crowd, a mix of annoyance and intrigue on her face.

The night wears on. Superman is making his move. He leans in close, his hand on her thigh, whispering in her ear. He is trying to convince her to go back to his room. Kay listens, biting her lip. She is tempted. I can see it. But she shakes her head, smiling apologetically. She points to me. “I can’t ... my cousin...”

She is keeping within the rules. No leaving with strangers. Superman looks frustrated but tries to hide it.

“Excuse me,” I say, needing to pee from all the beer. “I’ll be right back.”

 
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